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[EP.9] #책육아 Since my child was born, I've always played with a book, and when he was 6 months old, I started reading books to him in earnest. I always talked to my father about both dad and mom reading to him for 10 minutes before bed. They said it helps form attachment. So I read to him almost every day, and now that he's 38 months old, I'm reading him long books rather than short ones, and he's become more curious and talkative, so he asks a lot of questions before bed.🫨 I got rid of the sofa while I was organizing the living room study. The books kept increasing, so I ended up with a rotating bookshelf, a full-length bookshelf in the hallway, and a bookshelf on one wall in the child's room. When I looked at the pictures of Aging when I was posting, I saw that most of the books were on the floor. Now that I think about it, there were books everywhere my child could go, so I think he crawled over to eat(?) and look at them. I think I became close to books because of this environment. Other people have bookshelves that store pretty items.. But in my house, there are so many books that there is no sentiment😆 I think that the first thing that is important for raising children with books is creating an environment, and the second is that mom and dad read a lot to them, and it seems really important. And it is also important to show the child books and collections that are right for them according to the number of months, and upgrade them as they get older. I have inherited and bought a lot of books. I heard that you can get collections in good condition cheaply at Carrot Market. It would be good if you can get it around you, and clean books with carrots You can get a lot of them, so I recommend looking at Carrot Market before buying a complete set. ᐟ Let's read one book to the kids every day before they go to bed ◡̈ #Today's Parenting #오늘의육아클럽 #오늘의육아1기 #3 years old #21년생 #육아일상 #아이방인테리어 #Baby Bookcase #회전책장 #책장 #아이책장 #아이방책장